Robert Gibbons

Robert Gibbons is affiliated with MIT in the United States and has conducted research primarily in the social sciences, with additional contributions in business, management, and accounting. Their work covers interdisciplinary areas with a focus on experimental behavioral economics studies, culture, economy and development studies, management and organizational studies, evolutionary game theory and cooperation, complex systems and decision making, cultural differences and values, and economic theory and institutions.

Key recent papers published by Robert Gibbons include:

• Knowledge, Stories, and Culture in Organizations (2020, AEA Papers and Proceedings)
• What Situation Is This? Shared Frames and Collective Performance (2021, Strategy Science)
• Strategy Meets Culture (for Breakfast): Understanding the Relationship and Highlighting Its Potential (2021, Strategy Science)
• Visible Hands: Governance of Value Creation-Within Firms and Beyond (2020, AEA Papers and Proceedings)
• Deals that start when you sign them (2021, Journal of Institutional Economics)

The primary publication venues include:

• AEA Papers and Proceedings
• Strategy Science
• Journal of Institutional Economics
• Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics JITE
• Academy of Management Proceedings

The scientist has collaborated frequently with researchers such as Laurence Prusak, Marco LiCalzi, Massimo Warglien, Jordan I. Siegel, and Roberto A. Weber.

Robert Gibbons's main fields of study are:

• Social Sciences
• Business, Management and Accounting

Subfields of study relevant to their publications include:

• Safety Research
• Demography
• Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
• Economics and Econometrics
• Sociology and Political Science

Main topics of research encompass:

• Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies
• Culture, Economy, and Development Studies
• Management and Organizational Studies
• Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation
• Complex Systems and Decision Making
• Cultural Differences and Values
• Economic Theory and Institutions

In 2002, Robert Gibbons received the Fellows of the Econometric Society award.